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Josh Rowe
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Just starting off, looking for insight

Josh Rowe
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  • San Diego, CA
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What are pros/cons of the below?

1. Invest out-of-state with 20% down

2. Invest in-state with FHA loan

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Nicholas L.
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Nicholas L.
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@Josh Rowe it all depends.  More cash down means your mortgage is lower which means you're more likely to cash flow, but it also means more debt.  Are you willing to move? 

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